Database Pilot

Database Pilot is a helpful and powerful toolkit designed to make managing and interacting with various databases easier. It is perfect for developers, data analysts, and anyone who works with databases and needs a powerful, user-friendly tool to save time and effort.

Key Features

Database Pilot has several key features that make it special:

AI Assistant: The AI assistant, powered by GPT-3.5, lets users write SQL queries using natural language, switch between code and SQL, and explain complex queries. This feature makes it easy to use and efficient for querying.

Supported Databases: Database Pilot supports PostgreSQL and plans to add support for MySQL and SQLite. It also includes an embedded DuckDB instance for local querying of different file formats like CSV, JSON, and Parquet files.

Data Manipulation: The tool offers smart autocomplete for context-aware suggestions, syntax highlighting, and intelligent suggestions based on the user''s context. It also features a powerful query builder for quick and easy query creation.

Data Visualization: Database Pilot can generate data visualizations with a single click, helping users understand the data and make decisions.

Usability: The tool looks like a spreadsheet, making it intuitive for users to filter tables, join different data formats, and save query results in various file formats like CSV, JSON, and Parquet files.

Platform Compatibility: Database Pilot works on Mac, Windows, and Linux systems, ensuring broad accessibility.

Privacy: The AI assistant does not have access to any actual data stored in the user''s database, ensuring privacy and security.

Benefits

Database Pilot offers a straightforward pricing model with a one-time purchase of a lifetime license. This includes one year of access to the AI assistant and app updates. The tool is available for free download, and users can try it out with a five-day free trial before purchasing a license.

Use Cases

Azure Cosmos DB: For Azure Cosmos DB, Database Pilot helps developers create, query, analyze, and bulk update their NoSQL documents easily, providing a solid platform for managing data on a global scale.

Database Pilot continuously enhances its capabilities with new features such as a schema editor and expanded database support. Future plans include spreadsheet-like editors and smart code completion that knows about the database schema.